The Web Magazine 2000 Winter

by: Gardner-Webb University

Publication date: 2000

Usage: Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 4.0 International

Topics: The Web Magazine, Gardner-Webb College, Gardner-Webb University, Boiling Springs, NC, Alumni News, Honor, Dr. Gil Blackburn, Hannah Woody, Innovative Missions, Senior Pinning Tradition, Scholarship Luncheon, The Race of Her Life, Sylvia Chelimo, Running, Sports, Football's Big Finish, Postseason Play, ESPN

Publisher: Gardner-Webb University

Collection: magazine_rack; additional_collections

Contributor: Gardner-Webb University Archives

Language: English

The Web Magazine focuses on alumni news and campus events from Gardner-Webb College; now Gardner-Webb University. This issue focuses on the meaning of the word 'honor' to Dr. Gil Blackburn and SGA President Ms. Hannah Woody. Along with this big top story, there were also big innovative missions set for 2001. In order for this to be successful they need the students involved, which they are in the senior pinning tradition, scholarship luncheons, and at times, running. Ms. Sylvia Chelimo takes the last stated action, running, very seriously as mentioned in the article titled, "The Race of Her Life". More sports are recognized such as the football team's big finish and the post season play related to ESPN.

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Identifier: WebbMag2000Winter

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Pages: 33

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